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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-07

ALL goods listed or these out for sale
Saturday anytbing remaining VIII be
closed ont at the same low price. BED
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SEE our catalogue Of goods listed IN our
to-day's advertisement. RED House.
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,.,,-a INT the Nashusbek has the
80; ~ ,,ias busl,el into solid iron ffanse.
John i. Cooper.
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ESrERra1sM and ball by the Order Of
Chosen Friends. Turner Hsi, March l4ih. :
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PHYSICIAN. AND SUR
III eeou. Office. SIS Eighth street, between
Il and I. Residence, next door. Office hours:
Gntil A. H., 10 g. and $40 TO 100 P. n. saera-
n.erto, Cal
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PaYsTtlANs ASD SUReE0Ns.


MAGNETIC AND MIND CURE HEALER.
VI has taken commodious pariOrs OF No. 1tl3
Eighth street, between aud K. In addition to
healing VIII hold Developing Circles, Monday
and Thursday Evenings. I'm
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HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
:" SARSFIELD" REMEDIES co.

sARsFIELDs REMEDY Constipation
SARSFIELDS CHRONIC
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I. q. SHAW,


~ between ] and J, wacs SIDE rs ss1.ssss1l
Opposite ''osgreTr,so Church. e-tk<3s1y
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DENTISTRY,
W. MOD,
III. Il. YIrRsO,s,

DENTIBT, Alb J STREET, BE <yssss,>
~ tween Fourth ami Fiah, Saora-y
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on @t2tfE-
Gold, Yulcariie x'rc ell kasas EirronE Oxide ol
Laughing Csc s&r,lnisteTod tor p7jaless sxtIec-
tim n teeth IN
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DAILY RECORD UNION
ADvERrIsEMENT a1ENTIoN.

Anctlon sale.
BY Bell & Co, this afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

Within few days there have been in
he columns of the Suns exchange
good many references to very old per-
sons. some whose deaths called out the
notice. some still living. Brought to-
gether from dozen newspapers IN
widely separated States, these notices
form strong argument in favor of the
theory that men live longer now than
they have in many past centuries
OF the dead, there Is Mrs. Elizabeth
W. Levick; who died in Philadelphia
SUNDAY. aged % years; Mrs. Mary Don
aids of Tacony. Pa, who was SO years
old when she died; John Schockley of
Bourbon County, W. v. veteran OF
the War of 1912, who died recently,
aged % years; William Henry Williams,
a citizen of Cincinnati. who had lived
1O2 wears when he died Tuesday:
Amos Hunt of Barnesville, Ga, who
was the father of twenty-eight children.
twenty three of whom live To mourn
their father, taken away at the age of
| los wears: and Barbara Pelwaka, who
was within a few months of having
lived 1O5 years at the time of her recent
death.
OF the living there are Capt William
Dickey and Capt. David Hunter of
Strong, Me, not very old-the one 81
and the other S4-both 80 vigorous, ~
able to still do mans work behind
the pillow or in the harvest field. that
they bid fair to live twenty years yet
Then there IS James Fitzgerald Of Kill
dare Cape. p f. l., who, though over
100 wears old. weeds turnips and does
other light work. Marvin Smith OF
Kitemaug. n. Y. though 102. looks
and acts like "A man Of 90. eats heartily,
reads without glasses, and works on
his farm together with his son. who i
~ wears old. In Elkton, Mimi, lives
Farmer O'Leary, and he is over liz
wears old. But the patriarch of all Is
Noah Raby of Plaintield, n. J. He
was born in 1872, saw Gen. George
Washington, served on the frigate
Constitution in the War of 1872, look,
no older than man of 50. and still
supports himself i'm the summer by the
sweat Of his venerable brow.-Neu
York San
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Frank James Turned CobbIer.

A recent St. Louis special says that
Col" Frank James, resplendent in a
beaver-trimmed overcoat and sombrero,
arrived in that city few mornings
since for the purpose Of securing =
position as "a eSman in large retail
shoe and clothing house. He has been
cIerking i'm shoe store at Nevada, Mo-
since his acquittal at Gallatin Of the
murder of Conductor Westfall. who was
killed during the Blue Cut train-rob-
berry. He called on his old counsel,
and was wramly welcomed. The ex-
bandit was then introduced to Judges
Normile and Noonan of the Criminal
Court, and TO the various prosecuting
officers and attorneys. He was lionized
by his new friends, and modestly re-
fused several invitations to make a
social debut.
He dined with Judge Noonan, and
accepted an invitation TO witness, Viii
son Barrels Hamlet, character which
he SAYS he is deeply interested in. He
has read Shakespeare thoroughly and
quotes long passages correctly. He Is
nearly six feet high slender, with a
clear blue eve. light mu>tache, light
hair, about AZ years old, and Is credited
with having killed fully $50 men since
he started in with Quantrell- lie uses
good language when he talks and says
all he wants il to be let alone. III i Sc
cure a position here | wilisettle in st.
LOUIS he said. Il know all the points
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triumph OF Frenen Cookery.
Many wonderful stories nave b

Many wonderful stories nave been
ID about the perfection to which the
culinary art has attained among our
neighbors across the channel, but the
following. which we have every reason
to believe has never before appeared
in print, is worthy place in the col
lection. 1t was related to the writer
bv a gentleman who had it from the
lips of one of the chief actors in the
story.
During the Crimean war an English
officer high in rank sauntered one
auiet afternoon to the French lines.
and accepted an invitation to dine
with some officers of the allied army.
The repast consisted of several courses,
each one in the opinion of the English
officer being more tempting and de-
Iicious than the last. On leaving he
asked as favor if he might be inform
ed of what dishes he had partaken.
and particularly the two last ones.
The cook was sent for, and was
much embarrassed when told Of the En-
glishman' request. On beingprcssed he
replied. with some hesitation, that the
/ last two dishes were compounded Of
1 fragments of meat and, poultry which
had been discarded as oifal by the
English cooks. and which were collec-
ted day by day at the rear Of the En-
I 9lishofiicers' tents.
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enator SabIn's Railroad Bill.

Senator Sabin, of Minnesota has prepared
the following amendment which he will at
tacb to all bills that are introduced in the
United State Senate giving railroads the
right of waythrough the public domain:
That no railroad shall be constructed
within or through any Indian reservation or
other lands mentioned in this act untll the
estimated cost of its construction ana equip
ment for successful operation IN cash Shal
have been first submitted to any Interstate
commerce commission created by congress-
or in amy case no such commission exists
then to the secretary of the interior, ana by
said commission or secretary approved as a
fair and reasonable sum required therefor !,
and if any railway corporation entering
unon said lands and thereon constructing
and eauipping for operation railway shal
nav or promise to pay for such construc
| lion or pauipment a sum either IN cash OF
| other property at ITS cash Value, OF
| in its capital stock or bonus OF
other evidences of indebtedness at their
/ mar value an amount in excess of the cost
/ 50 estimated and approved, or III excess %
4 such further sum as may be approved ny
( said commission or secretary as necessary
to be expended in good faith Tor sald con,
| struction and equipment for successful
| oDeratiOn then the right of SAID corpora,
| ton. its successors and assigns, ana all
Others claiming by, through or under them
or either of them, under this act, shan cease
and determine without any turthef ae! %
ceremony whatever, and all rights privil
eges and property of said corporations
within said lands or reservations, IRON
| whatsoever sou &c obtained, shail become
forfeited to the United States, and the CIR
cult or district court Of the United States
for the judicial district in which said lands
or any Of them may lie shall have Jurisdlc
tion on complaint of the United states U
award the possession of said lands so occu
pied, and the said rights, privileges anc
property to the United States and to ous1
the said corporations, their successors anc
assigns, and all others claiming by, through
or under them, therefrom
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

The chief signal service officer Of the
L. :. army. Gen. W. b. Hazen, died unex-
pectedly Sunday evening, the 10Th, Of blood
poisoning resulting from diabetes He had
been afflicted with this malady for some
wears. but had been SO much improved dur
ing the past year, that his wife, the daugh-
ter of Washington Mclean of Cincinnati,
who is an invalid went TO Europe IN Decem-
Der for her health, accompanied by their
only child. Gen. Hazen took a
severe cold at President Cleveland 5
reception to the diplomatic corps and kept
his bed on the l4th and 18th. Sunday morn
ing his physi ian, DR.. p r Harvey Q ). A.
was summoned TO see him soon after day
light He at once repaired 10 his rooms and
found an alarming change in his condition
suggesting a poisoning OF the blood from
his constitutional disease. Every measure
that skill or science could suggest failed 70
rally the sinking officer, and be breathed his
last O'Clock in the evening. his final Ill.
ness wss not accompanied by suffering. and
his death was calm and without a struggle.
General Hazen was born at West
Hartford. Windsor county, VT, on sept =,
1880 and was there at the time OF hls death
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Feline Friendship.

A Newark hardware dealer has two
female cats which have heretofore
evinccd strong hatred for each other,
but now are on most friendly terms.
They patched up a peace on Sunday
night after very noisy fight in the
cellar where each old cat had a litter
OF kittens in separate nests lined with
hay. The owner OF the eats heard the
battle raging until midnight and con-
tidently expected to find in the morning
that it had been var of determination.
He went down stairs early to gather
40 the slain. and to his intense surprise
found the two old cats comfortably
curIed up together in one Of the nests.
while both families of kittens occupied
the other. a few hours later the old
eats concluded to move their families
upstairs They succeeded very well
until the last kittens turn came 1t
was the most robust ia the lot, and the
tired mother failed in her trial to carry
it up the fourth step.
A plaintive NEW brought the other
cat to her assistance. Taking the KIT
ten by one Of its hind legs. she helped
the mother to carry il up the stairs.
On reaching the top the grateful
mother showed her gratitude by licking
| the other old cats coat, and then be-
slowed the same attention tothe kitten.
N r. San.
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N THE EAST.

At , a. m. on the 10th. fire broke
ont in the Arlington house, New Westmin-
ster. h. L. The structure being wooden,
was soon one mass of flames, and three
Guests. unable to escape. burned to death.
Their names were Thomas Mackay, con
tractor Of Fraser river light house; George
Campbell Of Sherbroke. Que, and Rufus
Brown fence builder, of the Canadian
Pacific railroad.
Ii being intimated that Prof. Schaff,
residing at Cincinnati, Ohio, was the Hay
market bomb thrower in the Chicago riot
last MAY. and he fearing arrest and the con
sequences took sufficient morphine TO des-
troy his life on the 18th.
DIR. VIM. Perry died at Exeter, \. ii.
on the 18th. aged y. He was the oldest
graduate Of Harvard College and the sole
survivor of the party that participated IN
Fulton's first steamboat trip on the Hudson
river, seventy nine years ago
/ At Oswego. n. T., two blocks of
stores burned on the 18th, with loss ex-
ceeding $4,000 The Western Union office
was burned and telegraphic communication
cut Oft.
A bill has been introduced in the Hi
nois legislature to appropriate $4,000, to be
applied toward erecting a monument at
Chicago, to ten. John A. Logan
An examination of the brain of John
NJ. " ilson. who was hanged for murder at
Norristown. Pa. last week, shows that he
was Of unsound mind.
Rev. III. H. Barbour. Of Newark. \
j. has sued for divorce. He claims bis
,if. hos l.aan ,1ntuIv intimate with mem
Der Of his church.
William Gurley, president of th'
RenusaIaer Polytechnic institute, and {
wei known manufacturer OF fine mathemat
cal Instruments, died at Troy, y. Y, OF
tine 18th.
There were Gal cases and Y deaths
from measles in New York City, agains
49, cases and Is deaths the week before
The maiady is increasing.
! Batavia. \. Y, was badly scorche'
bv fire on the 18th, The Daily News offic
and much other business property was de
stroyed
Gen. j. K. Hawley, by the voice o
the Connecticut legislature, will be his owl
successor in the United States Senate.
At Simcook. n H., on the 18th tn
Opera House and fine hotel burned am
l considerable other property.
: The Delaware river has risen p fee
I at Trenton. y. J., and a dangerous freshe
I Is feared
a The Maine Legislature reelecte
: Eugene Hale to the:United States Senate
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

ia his 57th year. His early life was passed
in Ohio, to which state his parents moved
in 1888, and he entered the West Point mil
itary academy from that state on the iirst
of September, 1851 lie was graduated IN
june 1855, and was appointed bfevet IN
me second lieutenant in the Fourth United
States Infantry. He was engaged in the
Indian warfare of that period, and finally
received wounds which withdrew him from
duty for a time. At the breaking out OF
The Civil war he was at West Point as an
instructor, having been promoted TO the
rank of Captain lie led the LIST Ohio Vol
unteers to the field as Colonel, and served
with his efficiency and gallantry as regl-
mental, brigade and division Commander
winning the stars of Major General OF
Volunteers.
During the Russo-Turkish war IN
1867, he was United States military at
tache at Vienna On the 18th Of Decem-
her 1850, he was appointed chief signal Of
ficer with the rank Of brigadier- general, and
that position he continued to hold until his
death. His wife has been informed of his
untimely death, and viii at once return TO
this country.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20
MONTANA.

GOV. Hauser, of Montana, deliver his last
message before retiring from the executive
office, to the territorial legislature, January
Il.
In his message the Governor shows Mon
tana not only to be free from bonded IN
dehtedness but To have s5I,UO IN the
treasury. Gov HauseF recommends an
increase in the judiciary: endorses the
nublic school system, which he says has
reached a high ideal without any assistance
from the general government, and then he
Gives railroad schemes a big boom on the
basis of perfected and projected plans 81
rival lines After recommending an amend
ment to the militia laws, and urging
registration law. he tackles restrictions OF
timber laws. and shows that they are re
pressive Of the timber land development.
The public schools are in a fine condition.
under the circumstances, but might be
| in better if the government would give
more money and less advice. More than O
/ thousand miles will he added to operated
railroad lines next year, and he urges q
/ liberal policy on the part of the government
4 In the matter of taxation, especially as e
/ mortgaged property, the Governor says the
/ law. as IL now stands, Is much too loose anc
/ indefinite, and results, III many cases, II
double taxation. the borrower paying ta1
botn on the property and on the mortgage
| the lender simply increasing the interest," :
cover the tax on the mortgage After {
series of suggestions a to amendments o
/ special laws to conform To the general law
and a. to memorials. etc, the GuYerno
saws be favors an amendment Of the lrriga
ton and desert land laws SO as to give sucl
lands 10 the government for the genera
/ good.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

about the shoe business and want
place only on my merits as "a salesman.
have been offered $500 a week TO go
in the show business. but / wouldn't
take - many thousands, ! don't want
notoriety. Ihaye some means ans am
thinking about going into the cigar
business here. " "Col" James has
slight limp due to a bad wound. sup
posed to have been received in the
Mortified raid. But for the overcoat
he might be taken for Il church deacod.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

A letter to the National Zeitung from
st Petersburg says the relations of Ger
many and Russia have recently been forti
fed, but Austria and Russia still have 10
settle some matters which do not relate
entirely TO Bulgaria.
The German Reichstag voted down
Bismarck's army BILL and he Immediately
dissolved that body and ordered elections
for a new Reichstag February u.
Prince Bismarck has addressed the
German Reichstag ON the army bill urgent
ly counseling that it be passed as originally
presented.
Lord Iddsleigh, who recently re
tired from the British Cabinet, was stricken
with syncope, on the 18th, and died in TWEEN
| ty minutes, at London.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

The legislature Of the following
wentv-two states .hoose United Sena-
tors At their sessions which are now in
progress: California. Connecticut.
Massachusetts. Maine. Indiana. Illinois.
Michigan. Minnesota. Nebraska, New
jersey. New York. Pennsylvania. Wis
eonsin. Delaware. Florida. Maryland.
Mississippi. Missouri. Nevada. Tennes-
see. Texas and West Virginia Several
Of the states "a tic list have already
made their el.oice without the long and
vexatious contests. that in other years
have given rise to scandals and been q
stain upon American politics
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

A BRookLYN. \. Y, woman who
hired cook few days ago was con
siderably frightened when the latter
displayed heavy beard on removing
her veil. Surprising her % be man,
the housekeeper had her arrested, but
She had her beard shaved off ut the
police station and was released.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

COMMISSIONER SPARKS has approved
and forwarded to RE Secretary Of the
Interior for transmission 10 Congress
the repoI Of Surveyor-General Julian
Of New N, xico recommending the re-
lection Of the private land claim known
a the Gaspar Ortiz grant, covering
1900 acres
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

A NEW French shell, filed with mel
enitc. i. said to be a hundred times
more powerful than the shells filled
with powder. The strongest fortitica-
tons would crumble % pieces when at
tackled with this destructive she'll. II i
not explosive in handling and the
shells 10 not eNp7ode till they come IN
contact with the object aimed ut.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

HoN CHAs. b. FARwELL. whom the
Illinois legislature has chosen to take
the place Of Gen Logan in the United
states Senate was born At Painted Post
Steuben Co. \. y. July |. 1928. Tie
settled i'm Illinois in 1855, and Chicago
1874. lie has been farmer. banker,
merchant. national bank examiner
county clerk and member Of the state
board II equalization. He served in
the lower house Of the 42nd, 4Srd. and
44th Congresses. He i 4 practical
man with the attachments to make :
useful Senator.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

N twenty-three Of the thirty-eight
states a prior uudis~olyed marriage sets
aside a new union, In twenty insanity
doe, the same, in seventeen homage,
and IN thirteen fraud These are
grounds for declaring the marriage
null and void ab initio. Desertion a
ground for divorce varies in length
and character in many states.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

At Weymouth. Mass, one day last
summer. a man agreed to pay $40 to
another one to fill up hole. giving him
permission to use anything he chose
provided il was filed level with the
surface. A few days ago the man ap-
peared. and filling the excavation with
snow. claimed his money. but has not
got il yet.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE. Jan. 12-The interstate COM
merce bil was discussed by Messrs. Cali, In
gals, Brown. Cullom and Harris, but in fact
little progress was made toward reaching a
vote In the secret session the British ex
tradition treaty was debated an hour, but
10 action taken
HOUSE. Jan. 12-The bin passed pro-
viding an additional judge for the second
judicial district The Edmunds- Tucker
anti Mormon bill was debated. Mr.. Game
Ttah. Mr. Bennett, North Carolina. op
r.,sed the bill Mr. Reed. Maine, Mr.. Gas
we'll Wisconsin. Mr.. Tucker, virginia Ia
vored il and being brought TO vote, tnt
hill passed without DIVISION. Inc ON hhaA '.
pnlTgamv a felony. abOlishes woman sun
rage in the territory. The financial corpo
ration known as the churci
~ the Latter Day Saints
and Perpetual Emigration company
Z i abolished and the laws for the organiza
/ ton Of the militia and the creation OF tbs
+ Nauvoo legion are annuiled- The bin goei
4 10 the Senate for the aston OF that body
+ A. il passed the House the bill Is crushing
+ blow TO polygamy IN all it, ramlileatsns-
SENATE. Jany. Is Senator Eyart
delivered his promised speech against tn
interstate commerce bill. and though b
raised numerous objections il is doubtful j
he changed any votes. The speeca was a
much for the public ear as for Congress
The House amendment 10 antl-polygam,
hill was uon-concurred in and MeSsrs. Ed
mundS. Ingalls, and Pugh appointed con
ferreeson the part OF the Senate.
HOUSE. Jan. 1S-The day was oceu
pied with bills from the Judiciary commit
tee. and several were passed, including on
providing for bringing suits against the gov
ernment and another increasing the mini
mum jurisdiction of the circuit courts from
500 10 S3.0oo. The committee on Ways an
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

DURING the first two days Of the re
ont fog in London the receipts Of one
gas company were increased by Ito,
600. and il was shown that the fog Of
.wenty-four hours duration necssitated
an increased supply Of gas by the Gas
light 4 Coke Company by 3 per cent
or over s.. ou0. 600 feet, 1t Is estimated
that twenty -four hours fog in London
increases the consumption Of Goals by
one ga company alone to the extent o.
$500 tons.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-01-20

PoCKET-wARMERs are a new device
for kee Y the hands warm. 4
warmer is composed Of a tin box an
inch in diameter and Fix inches long.
holding a fuse Of Slow-burnIng mater
iaI. which burns for more than an hour
without smoke or gas. The warmer is
put in a pocket or carried in a muff
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CURRENT COMMENT.

THE commissions of sixty Presi-
Dental Postmasters will expire this
month.
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SPoT cash to the amount ofS350,
ono. has recently been offered for the
New York Evening Mail and Express.